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By Bounty Club, August 12 - updated September 17 - Whites Creek, Tennessee

About Bounty Club: Bounty Club is an exclusive, 18-hole private golf retreat developed by 8AM Golf. Situated just 7 minutes from downtown Nashville, this 363-acre King-Collins designed course includes a premier Pfeffer Torode clubhouse. Members will experience unrivaled golfing with stunning, unobstructed Nashville skyline views from four elevated vantage points, all within a secluded and meticulously maintained landscape. Position: Assistant Golf Course Superintendent Location: Whites Creek, TN (Nashville Metro) Reports To: Golf Course Superintendent Employment Type: Full-time About the Position: The Bounty Club is seeking a dedicated, professional, and collaborative individual who is passionate about the golf industry. As part of the Agronomy leadership team, this role will be instrumental in managing the agronomic calendar and overseeing all daily operations. Joining the founding management team provides a rare opportunity to help shape and establish the Bounty Club from inception. The ideal candidate will demonstrate flexibility, exceptional problem-solving abilities, and a forward-thinking, innovative mindset. Responsibilities: ·       Support daily operations to ensure the golf course and grounds meet the highest standards. ·       Supervise and train grounds crew in maintenance, landscaping, irrigation, and course setup. ·       Works closely with the Superintendent in preparing short-term and long-term agronomic plans. ·       Monitor turf conditions, implement best practices in agronomy, pest control, and disease management. ·       Operate and maintain equipment safely and efficiently. ·       Assist with planning and executing special events or tournaments. ·       Oversee record-keeping for chemical applications, water usage, and course expenditures. ·       Ensure all work complies with environmental, safety, and regulatory standards. ·       Possess a positive attitude and have high attention to detail. ·       Communicate effectively with staff, vendors, and club members in a professional manner.

By Bland Landscaping Company, September 17 - apex, North Carolina

Job Purpose The Commercial Grounds Maintenance Production Manager is a hands-on leadership role responsible for managing field supervisors and crews performing commercial landscape maintenance services. The primary focus of this role is to drive safety, quality, efficiency, and profitability while ensuring services are delivered according to the contracted scope. The Production Manager also fosters teamwork, employee development, and a culture of excellence across the branch.   Key Responsibilities Management & Operations Develop and manage crew budgets for hours, materials, and equipment. Oversee timekeeping, work orders, and data integrity in company systems. Monitor and maintain equipment inventory; ensure timely service and repairs. Utilize BOSS LM for scheduling, tracking job issues, and reporting. Stay informed on industry best practices and opportunities for improvement. Assist with branch security, including facility lock-up. Customer Service & Sales Support Maintain strong on-site relationships with clients, contractors, and subcontractors. Communicate daily with Account Managers regarding progress, challenges, and opportunities. Identify and recommend site enhancement opportunities. Support client retention by delivering a consistent, high-quality product. Production & Field Oversight Supervise, coach, and train field supervisors and crews in all aspects of landscape maintenance. Conduct regular site inspections (minimum every two weeks). Monitor irrigation systems; coordinate repairs as needed. Collaborate with other Production Managers to ensure service consistency across the branch. Participate in and lead crew and department safety meetings. Oversee seasonal operations, including snow removal, and ensure deadlines are met. Horticulture Standards Train and guide supervisors and crews in best horticultural practices. Ensure all work meets company standards for quality, safety, and efficiency. Personnel Management Partner with HR to implement policies, procedures, and compliance requirements. Recruit, interview, hire, and onboard new employees. Conduct performance reviews, address disciplinary actions, and document as necessary. Mentor interns and new hires; support training and career development. Promote a culture of accountability, teamwork, and professional growth. What We Offer Competitive compensation and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and advancement. A supportive team environment where your leadership makes a direct impact. Year-round work, including seasonal services. Required Skills: Education: 2-year degree in Horticulture, Landscape Management, or related field preferred. Licensing: Valid NC Driver’s License with a clean driving record; NC Pesticide Applicator License (or ability to obtain). Experience: Prior supervisory experience in commercial landscaping strongly preferred. Strong leadership, communication, and motivational skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, outdoor environment. Physical ability to lift 50 lbs regularly, bend/stoop frequently, and work outdoors in all weather conditions. Ability to work safely around bees, poison ivy, pollen, thorns, and other environmental risks. Commitment to wearing required PPE and adhering to all company safety policies. Must pass a criminal background check.  

By Huntingdon Valley Country Club, September 16 - updated September 17 - Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania

Huntingdon Valley Country Club 2026 Turfgrass Internship Huntingdon Valley Country Club, a William Flynn design in the Philadelphia area, is offering seasonal internship opportunities for motivated turfgrass students. Interns will gain hands-on experience with all aspects of high-level course maintenance while building leadership skills in a supportive and professional environment. Why HVCC? Exposure to championship-level daily maintenance standards. Mentorship and regular check-ins with the superintendent and assistants. A team environment built on professionalism, accountability, and growth. What You’ll Learn Interns rotate through all key areas of golf course management, with emphasis on: Daily maintenance: mowing, course setup, tournament preparation. Soil/water management: TDR moisture meters, hand watering, irrigation scheduling. Agronomy: scouting, IPM programs, fertility applications. Cultural practices: aeration, venting, topdressing, overseeding, and detail work. Irrigation: troubleshooting, auditing, and repairs. Equipment exposure: mower setup and cut-quality checks with the equipment team. Leadership development: small crew management, safety, and effective communication.

By Vineyard Golf Club - Turf, September 17 - Edgartown, Massachusetts

We are looking for students to help us regarding maintenance, cultural practices, and completing projects for the summer of 2026. Included are: daily maintenance practices (mowing, water management, bunker maintenance, rolling playing surfaces, topdressing, course setup), an introduction to our organic spraying and fertilizing program, DryJect, putting the final touches and landscaping of a brand new turf maintenance center (18,000 sq. ft. of new space with employee housing components), grow-in of new nurseries and trial plots for in house organic research, and other cultural practices to promote healthy turf. We have also signed on with RainBird to install a new irrigation system starting in August of 2026 and will be planning/preparing in the months leading up to construction. Being involved in organic / sustainable management allows you to think and learn "outside the box" which is a valuable tool for any turf manager moving forward throughout your career.  You will see turf disease(s) and learn how to diagnose, overcome & manage them along with other stresses without traditional pesticides. Being fully organic, Vineyard Golf Club will provide you with unique experience through our diverse management practices.  Vineyard Golf Club is known as a sustainable leader in the golf course industry which opened in 2002.  In 2015, Vineyard Golf Club was awarded "Best New Private Course" through GOLF Magazine, after a complete renovation by Gil Hanse and his team. Vineyard Golf Club is constantly evolving as we have added new tees, extended fairways, and reshaped approaches.  We have an exclusive, private membership that takes pride in how we manage our grounds. We continuously set goals high and reach them while maintaining turfgrass in a sustainable way. As an intern, you will be a core member of our team. He or she will be exposed to all aspects of what it takes to maintain a high-end golf club under strict and unique management practices. He or she can expect to work alongside the Assistant Superintendents, and the rest of the crew to complete the daily plan. He or she, will gain exposure to water management, equipment operation, cultural practices, and irrigation repairs.  You will meet with the team regularly to set personal goals.  Vineyard Golf Club provides a great learning experience.  

By Falls Road Golf Course, Montgomery County Revenue Authority, September 16 - Potomac, Maryland

Assistant Superintendent – Falls Road Golf Course Montgomery County Revenue Authority (MCRA)   Salary Range: $55,000-$65,000 (commensurate with experience) The Montgomery County Revenue Authority (MCRA) invites you to join a dynamic and collaborative team dedicated to excellence in golf course management. Established in 1957, MCRA operates self-supporting public facilities, including the Montgomery County Golf system of nine courses and the Montgomery County Airpark—while financing public facilities that serve the community. About Falls Road Golf Course Falls Road Golf Course, located in Potomac, MD, is a renowned 18-hole daily fee course hosting about 55,000 rounds annually. Originally designed by Ed Ault in 1961 and redesigned in 2002–2003, the course features: Rainbird Nimbus II automatic irrigation system & Flowtronex pump station (2003); replacement of pumps, motors, VFD in 2025. Bent/Poa pushup greens (13) and USGA greens (7) Ryegrass fairways and primarily Latitude-36 Bermuda tees Designation as a Groundwater Guardian Green Site and Certified as an Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary As part of MCRA’s Montgomery County Golf network, Falls Road benefits from shared resources, equipment, and a collaborative team of superintendents who regularly support one another across properties.   Why Join Us? o   Culture of Teamwork: Work alongside a dedicated superintendent, 2nd assistant, and equipment manager, plus a long-tenured, cross-trained crew. o   Collaborative System: Access support from other agronomy teams, Director of Agronomy, Agronomy Support Manager, and Facilities & Equipment Supervisor. o   Balanced Environment: We emphasize efficiency, planning, and execution to achieve excellent playing conditions while fostering a positive work-life balance. o   Engaging Atmosphere: A fast-paced, high-energy setting where hard work, safety, and fun go hand in hand.   Key Responsibilities o   Assist in directing and executing daily course maintenance for tees, greens, fairways, bunkers, rough, cart paths, and other course infrastructure. o   Act as Superintendent in their absence. o   Lead and supervise golf course maintenance staff, including hiring, training, scheduling, performance management, and problem resolution. o   Support operational efficiency with attention to detail, ensuring course conditions exceed player expectations. Our Core Values We seek candidates who embody our values of: «  A Genuine Smile «  Do Anything Attitude «  Deliver Excellence  

By TWebb Irrigation, September 9 - updated September 16 - FORT MYERS, Florida

We are a small but growing landscape and irrigation company that manages 2–3 active crews. Led by a former golf course superintendent, our team takes pride in delivering high-quality work with a strong focus on service and reliability. As we expand, we’re looking for a dedicated Irrigation Manager/Estimator to bring technical irrigation expertise, oversee projects, and help drive our continued growth. The Irrigation Manager/Estimator is a key leadership role within the company. This person will be responsible for estimating and bidding irrigation jobs, managing active job sites, ensuring crews have the right materials, and serving as the in-house expert for irrigation systems. You’ll work closely with John Duncan and play a critical part in both the day-to-day operations and the long-term success of the business.

By Trinity Forest Golf Club, September 15 - updated September 16 - Dallas, Texas

Trinity Forest Golf Club is a Coore/Crenshaw designed golf course located just south of downtown Dallas. We are a course built to host championship golf and produce world class conditions for our members and guests. In 2023 we were named the #1 course in the state of Texas. Previously we have hosted the PGA Tour AT&T Byron Nelson, The Stephens Cup, Trans Mississippi Am, as well as annual mens and womens college invitationals.  In 2025 we were the host site of the USGA Jr. Amateur. The course consists of Trinity Zoysia shortgrass, Champion Bermuda greens and a native blend of 40 species.  The agronomy department at the club believes in a work/life balance. Rarely do we work more than 45 hours per week. Our staff of 40 is able to do many tasks without the need for overtime. If you have a family beach trip or your cousin's wedding, we will accommodate for that.  Summer interns at Trinity Forest are taught how to be a successful assistant superintendent. You will not be push mowing rough, pulling a hose all summer, or weed eating. We tailor our internship to the needs/wants of every student. Important things you will be doing are but are not limited to: daily data collection, spraying greens/tees/fairways, participating in daily meetings with assistant superintendents, fertilizer/sprayer calibrations. Our goal for each student is for them to leave with the basic skills of an assistant superintendent. When you are hired for your job out of school, you will be ahead of most other college graduates. We will also assist with landing your next job wherever you want that to be. 

By Omni PGA Frisco, September 12 - updated September 16 - Frisco, Texas

Overview: Omni PGA Frisco Resort is looking for a Lead Mechanic to join our team.  The Omni Frisco PGA Resort will provide north Texas with 127,000 square feet of event space, 13 new food and beverage outlets, an extravagant spa and a full entertainment district. Featuring two championship 18-hole golf courses along with a third short course, we will provide incredible options for our guests and local community for dining, events, and entertainment. The Lead mechanic is responsible for all golf course maintenance equipment repairs and preventative maintenance programs. The lead mechanic works directly with the Equipment Manager in developing maintenance standards, record keeping, inventories, developing and training subordinate technicians. In the absence of the Equipment Manager the Lead mechanic is responsible for management of the department. Rate: $25.00/hr + (Based on experience) Responsibilities: Equipment Maintenance & Repairs: Supervise and perform preventative maintenance and repairs on all golf course maintenance equipment, including mowers, transport vehicles, tractors, utility vehicles, aerators, top dressers and sprayers. Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical issues in a timely manner to minimize downtime. Maintain an organized repair schedule to ensure all equipment is operational for daily golf course operations. Proficiency in grinding and sharpening reel and rotary units. Equipment Inspections: Conduct regular inspections of all golf course maintenance equipment to ensure compliance with safety standards and to identify potential issues before they become major problems. Ensure equipment is regularly serviced according to the manufacturer's recommendations and follow preventative maintenance schedules. Inventory Management: Oversee inventory of parts, tools, and supplies necessary for repairs and maintenance. Order and maintain parts stock to ensure efficient repair operations. Responsible for protecting company assets Team Leadership & Training: Supervise, mentor, and train subordinate technicians or maintenance staff, ensuring they are proficient in the proper use and maintenance of all tools and equipment. Provide guidance on safety procedures, equipment operation, and basic troubleshooting. Responsible for checking equipment on the golf course and work closely with Superintendents reviewing equipment performance on the golf course. Prioritize equipment repairs and maintenance. Record Keeping: Maintain accurate and detailed records of repairs, maintenance schedules, and equipment performance. Monitor and manage equipment warranty claims and ensure proper documentation for all maintenance and repairs. Safety & Compliance: Ensure that all repairs and maintenance work meet safety standards and complies with local, state, and federal regulations. Promote a safe working environment by enforcing safety protocols for both the team and equipment usage. Ensure equipment maintenance area is kept clean and organized to provide a safe working environment for all associates. Qualifications:  High school diploma or equivalent; technical certification or training in small engine repair or a related field is highly preferred. Proven experience (5+ years) as a mechanic, with a focus on golf course or landscape equipment. Strong knowledge of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and fuel systems. Ability to diagnose and repair a wide range of equipment, including turf maintenance machinery and vehicles. Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Strong communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively with other team members. Valid driver’s license. Physical Requirements: Ability to lift heavy objects (up to 50 lbs) and work in various weather conditions. Ability to stand, bend, and stoop for extended periods during the repair and maintenance of equipment. Vision requirements including close, distant and peripheral vision. Work Environment: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently exposed to wet and/or humid conditions; moving mechanical parts; high, precarious places; fumes or airborne particles; toxic or caustic chemicals; outside weather conditions; extreme heat; risk of electrical shock; and vibration. The noise level in the work environment is usually loud. Work is primarily outdoors in various weather conditions. Exposure to mechanical parts, oils, lubricants, and equipment. Omni Hotels & Resorts is an equal opportunity/AA/Disability/Veteran employer. The EEO is the Law poster and its supplement are available using the following links: EEOC is the Law Poster and the following link is the OFCCP's Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination policy statement If you are interested in applying for employment with Omni Hotels & Resorts and need special assistance to apply for a posted position, please send an email to applicationassistance@omnihotels.com.

By Woodstone Country Club, September 11 - updated September 16 - Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Woodstone is a private club located at the base of the Blue mountain in Danielsville, encompassing 125 Acres is an 18 hole golf course, featuring  bentgrass greens, tees and fairways. We also have a 28 room lodge and botanical wedding garden. The equipment manager will oversee all the maintenance, repairs, and record keeping of the golf course equipment. This role involves taking leadership in managing the equipment and working independently while collaborating with the superintendent and maintenance staff.  Performs proper diagnosis and repairs of equipment. Ordering of equipment parts and shop supplies needed. Implementing preventative maintenance procedures. Maintaining cutting units to ensure a sharp and properly calibrated reel or rotary unit. Detailed record keeping. Recommends equipment purchases.  Maintain a safe and clean work environment.  

By Bellerive Country Club, September 15 - updated September 16 - St. Louis, Missouri

Host site of the 2026 BMW Championship and 2030 President’s Cup Bellerive Country Club is looking for a motivated individual to join our Agronomy leadership team. This individual will work alongside the Golf Course Superintendent, Senior Assistant Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Equipment Manager and Horticulturist to deliver excellent experiences to our members and guests. The 2025 and 2026 seasons will include course preparations for the penultimate PGA Tour event, The BMW Championship, hosted by the Western Golf Association in August of 2026. Link to Full Job Posting and Application: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/Apply/3576407/Bellerive-Country-Club/Assistant-Golf-Course-Superintendent Please contact Nick White for more information, or follow the link to apply for the position.   Bellerive Country Club is an equal-opportunity employer. Bellerive Country Club does not discriminate against any employee regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, disability, pregnancy, citizenship status, veteran status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation (real or perceived), genetic information or any other characteristic protected by applicable United States federal, state, or local law.

By Liberty National Golf Club, August 22 - updated September 16 - Jersey City, New Jersey

Liberty National Golf Club stands before America and its symbolic statue as golf's showcase for the best players in the world. Our mission is to create a golf experience for our members and guests that is equivalent to what is withstood by professional golfers playing any major tournaments. Our course is kept in tour level playing conditions on a daily basis. Liberty National Golf Club upholds the highest of standards in the golf industry.   ABOUT LIBERTY NATIONAL Located in Jersey City, New Jersey Liberty National opened its doors on July 4th, 2006 after nearly 14 years of conceptualizing, constructing, and pristine design by Tom Kite and Bob Cupp 2027 Host of the BMW Championship  2023, 2024, and 2025 Host of the LPGA Mizuho Americas Open partnering with the AJGA 2009, 2013, 2019, and 2021 Northern Trust 2017 Presidents Cup Has gone under renovations with the constant intention to continually improve the golf course for its members and the top players in the world. RESPONSIBILITIES Setting up the course for daily play Operation of an assortment of golf course equipment consistent with maintaining championship conditions Involvement in all cultural practices Participation in our pesticide and fertilizer program An understanding of calibrating application equipment Assistance in irrigation troubleshooting and repair on Toro Lynx Irrigation System Contribution with in-house improvement projects Small crew management Learn to apply effective hand watering techniques

By Towanda Golf Club, September 15 - Towanda, Pennsylvania

 We are seeking a passionate Superintendent with expertise in agronomy, leadership, and environmental stewardship. Your job will be to ensure our course remains in top condition for players. This is a full-time, year-round position. Salary is based on experience with a range of $55,000 - $75,000 .

By Youngstown Country Club, September 13 - Youngstown, Ohio

ABOUT YOUNGSTOWN COUNTRY CLUB Youngstown, OH | Founded in 1898, just a decade after golf was introduced to the United States from Scotland, Youngstown Country Club (YCC) stands as one of America’s oldest and most distinguished private clubs. Known as the “Dean of All Clubs,” YCC has maintained a position of eminence in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, offering members and guests an elegant experience rooted in tradition and excellence. In 1911, the Club moved to its current 121-acre Holland Farm site, where Walter J. Travis designed the original 18-hole layout. The course was refined in 1921 by legendary architect Donald Ross, creating a challenging yet fair test that remains one of Northern Ohio’s finest golf venues. Gently rolling hills, tree-lined fairways, and a meandering creek define the course’s character and timeless appeal. YCC has hosted premier championships, including the 1925 Western Open, when icons such as Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen, and Tommy Armour competed, with Macdonald Smith emerging victorious. The Club has also been the site of the Ohio Open Championship, the Women’s Ohio Amateur Championship, an LPGA Open Qualifier, and a Men’s U.S. Open Qualifier. The Club’s contributions to the game extend far beyond competition. YCC’s first greenskeeper, Col. John Morley, founded the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA) in 1926. His legacy continues to shape the profession, and in 2009 he was honored with the Old Tom Morris Award, joining names such as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Robert Trent Jones. In 2023, YCC proudly celebrated its 125th anniversary, and in 2024, both its clubhouse and golf course were added to the National Register of Historic Places. Today, nestled within Youngstown’s rich steel-town heritage and near the natural beauty of Mill Creek Park, YCC remains a benchmark of excellence—blending its storied past with a vibrant present that includes golf, dining, tennis, skeet & trap, and swimming.   POSITION OVERVIEW Title: Golf Course Superintendent Reports to: Board of Trustees Position Description: Youngstown Country Club is searching for an inspirational and forward-thinking Golf Course Superintendent to lead the agronomy department in delivering championship conditions steeped in tradition. This position demands innovation balanced with reverence for the club’s historic legacy and member-centered culture. You will direct all agronomic operations, manage budgets and staff, drive strategic enhancements, ensure compliance and safety, and collaborate closely with Club leadership and members. Your stewardship will carry forward the Morley legacy while positioning YCC for continued excellence.   ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Establish and oversee the agronomy department, procedures, controls, and focus with the goal of providing consistently high-quality playing conditions and attention to detail. Maintain and elevate course conditions; greens, fairways, and roughs aligned with Ross/Travis design ethos. Implement policies and procedures for the agronomy department, including compliance with company expectations while maintaining exceptional playing conditions. Ensure the safety and compliance of the department by meeting all federal, state, and local regulations regarding chemical applications, labor laws, and all other regulations that apply to agronomic practices. Implement and oversee chemical, fertilizer, irrigation, and turf management plans, ensuring adherence to regulations. Work with the Board of Trustees in the preparation of the annual budget, including all expenses within the department. Review and analyze various financial results/reports while monitoring the overall agronomy department performance and take any corrective actions that may be needed. Maintain and produce various (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) business reports, forecasts, and plans accordingly. Create a team atmosphere where agronomy team members learn and grow in their profession.  Instill a sense of pride in teamwork, which will contribute to the achievement of Youngstown Country Club's vision.  Propose capital improvements and strategic projects for turf and infrastructure enhancements for the annual budget. Collaborate with the Board of Trustees on annual budgets; monitor expenses and drive cost-efficient operations. Organize department management meetings, and staff meetings, and participate in department head/committee meetings as designated.  Follow company policies and procedures regarding the handling of Youngstown Country Club's equipment and other assets. Advise and assist the Board of Trustees and implement policies, procedures, and goals that will strategically enhance the agronomy department for operational and financial success. Ensure member and guest satisfaction with respect to all levels of service and operation within the department. Participate in club leadership and department meetings; represent agronomy in cross-departmental initiatives. Engage diplomatically and professionally with members, guests, and staff reflecting YCC’s standard of excellence. The Superintendent is encouraged to participate in the game of golf with the membership when time allows.  

By Glenwild, September 12 - Park City, Utah

Lead Assistant Superintendent Glenwild Golf Club & Spa, a Top 200 Tom Fazio-designed course in Park City, is seeking a full-time, year-round Lead Assistant Superintendent. This is a hands-on leadership role that works closely with the Superintendent and Director of Agronomy to manage and improve the golf course, including an upcoming full renovation. About Glenwild Set in a private 950-acre sanctuary, Glenwild features a 7,564-yard, par-71 championship course recognized among the finest mountain courses in the U.S. Our membership is active and supportive, continually investing in facilities, technology, and people. Current and upcoming projects include: New golf practice facility (completed 2023) 3,000 sq. ft. shop expansion (2025) New deep well (2025) Full course renovation (2026-27) with new irrigation system, greens, bunkers, tees, and cart paths Role & Responsibilities The Lead Assistant Superintendent plays a key role in daily operations and long-term planning. Responsibilities include: Required experience in supervising and training staff (8-10 year-round, 35-40 seasonal) Managing turf health, irrigation, and IPM programs Leading by example in mowing, course setup, hand-watering, and chemical/fertilizer applications Supporting budgeting, planning, and renovation projects Maintaining high standards of course conditioning and presentation What We're Looking For A motivated, detail-oriented leader who thrives in a team environment, enjoys problem-solving, and takes pride in course conditioning. The ideal candidate will build strong relationships with staff, adapt to changing priorities, and contribute to Glenwild's culture of excellence. Qualifications 3+ years golf course/turf management experience Degree or certificate in agronomy, turf, or related field preferred Utah pesticide license (or ability to obtain within 90 days) Valid driver's license Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills Excellent Compensation & Benefits Package Salary: $90,000-$100,000 DOE + annual bonus Health, dental, vision insurance Healthcare HSA, Life, AD&D and STD insurance, and additional voluntary life insurance. 20 days PTO (accrues from day one), and 7 paid Holidays 401 (K) Plan after 1 year of employment, with employer match. Summer and Winter Uniform Annual GCSAA and Professional Association dues paid Education and National Conference Opportunities A mountain climate environment that is busy and fast paced during the season and with a winter schedule that allows you to enjoy the local mountains and your time off. Winter schedule (December-February/mid March) is 4 days on and 3 days off schedule. Glenwild also provides complimentary daily meals and golf benefits in the summer. Potential relocation assistance We believe in treating our employees with the same respect as our members and guests. In addition to our positive work culture, we offer competitive pay and a fast paced, fantastic culture. For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website. https://glenwild.applicantpro.com/jobs/3855169-1059003.html

By Crown Park Golf Club, September 12 - Longs, South Carolina

Job Description: We are seeking a skilled and reliable Golf Course Mechanic to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for maintaining and repairing all golf course maintenance equipment, including mowers, tractors, utility vehicles, and small engines. This role ensures that all equipment is operating safely and efficiently to support daily course operations. Key Responsibilities: Inspect, diagnose, and repair mechanical issues on turf equipment and small engines Perform routine maintenance such as oil changes, blade sharpening, and part replacements Maintain accurate service records and inventory of parts and tools Work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to schedule maintenance and minimize downtime Ensure all equipment meets safety standards    

By Half Moon Bay Golf Links, September 5 - updated September 11 - Half Moon Bay, California

Half Moon Bay Golf Links has two 18 hole courses located on the coast of Northern California. This position will have a significant role in overseeing the daily maintenance and operations of the golf course/grounds maintenance department as well as contributing to the decision making processes.   This position offers hands-on experience, mentorship, and the chance to build a strong foundation for a long-term career in turfgrass management and advancement into a Superintendent role. Responsibilities include: training, developing, and scheduling the crew, scouting for disease and pests, preparing/applying chemical applications.  Diagnosing and ability to repair irrigation issues, and moisture management of all playing surfaces. On occasion the Assistant Superintendent will perform general golf course maintenance duties as needed.  The successful candidate will be a positive leader, motivator, and will act as a mentor to our team.

By New Hampton Golf and Country Club, September 11 - New Hampton, Iowa

Position Overview New Hampton Golf and Country Club is seeking a knowledgeable and hands-on Grounds Superintendent to oversee turf maintenance and grounds care for our nine-hole golf course. This position is vital to ensuring high-quality playing conditions, managing the grounds team, and preserving the overall beauty and environmental health of our course and facilities. Key Responsibilities Plan, supervise, and participate in the maintenance of greens, tees, fairways, roughs, bunkers, practice areas, and surrounding grounds. Develop and implement turf management programs (mowing, irrigation, fertilization, aeration, pest/weed control). Operate, maintain, and repair groundskeeping equipment and irrigation systems. Monitor course conditions and adjust practices to maintain optimal turf health and playability. Prepare and manage annual budgets and capital improvement plans with the Board. Recruit, train, schedule, and supervise seasonal/grounds staff. Ensure compliance with environmental regulations and safety standards (pesticides, water usage, equipment handling). Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, chemical applications, and equipment servicing. Collaborate with management on course improvements, tournament prep, and long-term planning.

By Spackler Sprays, September 9 - updated September 11 - Fort Myers, Florida

Spackler is a small, specialized turf care company serving golf courses and grounds with precision and consistency. Our team is dedicated to delivering high-quality results and fostering a reliable, professional work environment. We are seeking a dependable Spray Technician to join our team. You’ll be working directly alongside our lead technician, Tim, as the second member of this company. Because of the small team size, reliability and consistency are critical. This role is ideal for someone with field experience who enjoys the golf course environment and wants to grow with the company long term.

By Winchester Country Club, September 11 - updated September 11 - Winchester, Massachusetts

Winchester Country Club remains one of the premier courses and exclusive clubs in the state, ranking 12th in Golf Digest’s Best In State. Featuring views of both the Mystic Lakes and the Boston skyline, this Ross layout remains intact, with help from Ron Forse Golf Design over the past few decades and most recently the hiring of famed architect Andrew Green for an updated Master Plan and course renovation beginning in August of 2026 consisting of Greens modifications, full bunker renovation with the addition of Better Billy Bunker liners and Signature 900 sand, Tee reconstruction and fairway expansions are some of the many improvements that will be made to the course, providing both challenge and enjoyment for its members and their guests once complete. The club has also been awarded the honor to host the Massachusetts Amateur in July of 2026. The Turf Internship position is a collaborative one with the Superintendent and Assistants. The position will strengthen the candidate’s agronomic knowledge and course conditioning expertise. The position will prepare the candidate for an Assistant-In-Training position here at Winchester or wherever the candidate would like to progress their career. The objective of the position is to educate the individual on the basics and the continued expertise of turf management as well as how the course is set up for play each day. The individual is asked to absorb information pertaining to plant health, course conditioning, course set-up and learn to understand operational logistics. The position is designed to build the ground work and establish a foundation of agronomics (plant & soil science), infrastructure (drainage, irrigation piping & electrical components, pumphouse, buildings, transportation paths), be a part of course projects big & small, boost crew morale, understand weather & disease pressure forecasting and observations, cultural practices, moisture management, quality of cuts, and course set-up (tee marker locations, pin locations, green speeds and firmness, shot selection, how the course is played through the golfers viewpoint each day, fescue/rough/bunker playability) to name a few. The candidate will be immersed in educational and informative conversations relating to agronomics and course preparations with the Superintendent and Assistants. The candidates will experience all aspects of what it takes to be a great turf manager, and to provide the membership with the best possible golfing experience through unmatched golf course conditioning on a daily basis. The candidate will communicate with the Turf Team (Super, Assts & AITs) on the details of general maintenance performed on course, and work with the Greenskeepers on upholding the expectations of the Grounds Department. The candidate on occasion will  work side-by-side with the crew on their staff assignments to practice their leadership skills, be responsible for irrigation/water needs and plant protectant applications for all surfaces and become an expert with plant health and conditioning.

By Delea Sod Farms and East Coast Sod and Seed, September 10 - updated September 10 - East Northport, New York

We are training Turf Farm Managers to take the lead in producing premium sod for municipal, residential, commercial, and sports turf markets. If you have experience in turfgrass or a passion to learn, this is a real opportunity to build a career with an Industry leader that is approaching 100 years of success.   ·       Learn to manage day-to-day operations on the turf farm: planting, mowing, fertilizing, irrigating, and harvesting ·       Operate and maintain equipment: tractors, mowers, harvesters, and irrigation systems ·       Monitor turf health and soil conditions; implement pest, weed, and disease control strategies ·       Maintain inventory, equipment logs, and production records ·       Collaborate with sales/logistics teams for harvest and delivery coordination ·        Ensure safety and environmental compliance

By The Field of Greenwich, September 9 - updated September 10 - Greenwich, Connecticut

  Maintain the cleanliness, safety, and beauty of outdoor areas by performing tasks such as mowing, trimming, watering, fertilizing, planting, and weeding, while also operating various hand and power tools and heavy equipment. Duties may also include snow removal, debris cleanup,  and assisting with special events and facility maintenance.    Please send your resume at: val@fcofgreenwich.com or contact us by phone: 914-343-2413  

By Omni PGA Frisco, September 10 - updated September 10 - Frisco, Texas

Overview: The Omni PGA Frisco Resort is looking for an experienced Assistant Golf Course Superinendent I. Reporting to the Golf Course Superintendent, the Assistant Golf Course Superintendent I is a key position and second in command within the Golf Course Maintenance operations of the West golf course. This individual must always have a keen eye for detail and be able to assist the Superintendent in keeping the golf course well-groomed for daily play and for the numerous events and tournaments throughout the year. The West Assistant Superintendent I is responsible for the daily activities of the golf course maintenance staff, including supervision and training of staff to perform all the tasks associated with maintaining the golf course. Responsibilities: • Trains, motivates and supervises staff capable of performing the tasks associated with maintaining the golf course. • Plans, schedules and monitors the daily operations, including responsibility for assisting in coordinating and assigning work. • Assists GCS and Lead Assistant with recommendations concerning personnel matters such as staff performance reviews and terminations. • Reviews golf course on a daily basis and gives feedback to both GCS to ensure agronomic, maintenance standards and departmental goals are met. • Assist Lead GCS in documentation and filing daily records for each team member’s assignments. This should be done daily with job task and completion time. • Works directly with AIT’s in monitoring golf course playing conditions primarily related to our intense moisture management programs. Follows up and checks random areas on the course to ensure proper management techniques and guidelines are being followed. • Works directly with the Second Assistant Superintendent to ensure the proper use and management of our highly sophisticated irrigation system. Assists with monitoring and maintaining the programing systems. • Communicates directly with the Application Foreman in regard to applications and scheduling on the golf course. Insures proper applications, tank mixing and compatibilities are met. Ensures proper operating procedures of all equipment and calibrations are met. • Work closely with GCS on specific plans and strategies to ensure interns success. • Ensure team members are properly using, cleaning and greasing of equipment in the morning/afternoon. • Make sure all assigned small equipment is returned to the small equipment room and signed back in. • Ensures that proper logging of information and data for all of the department’s record keeping is accurate such as rainfall, daily weather conditions, moisture management and any additional information pertaining to our intense agronomic program and needs. • Builds relationships and communicates with the golf shop in the morning. Inform golf shop on maintenance procedures, (topdressing, cart paths only, etc.). • Discuss daily schedules, programs and concerns with the Golf Course Superintendent with attention to efficient management and quality control in mind. Assure that all issues and concerns are brought to the Golf Course Superintendent as quickly as possible in order to lessen potential negative impact. • Maintain pesticide license and continual education in the field of concern or related. • Ensures organization of the GCM facility, equipment and grounds. Qualifications:   • Bachelor’s or Associates degree or 3-5 years related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience. • Valid Driver’s License • Valid Texas Pesticide Applicator License • Able to stand, walk, use hands to finger, handle, or feel; reach with hands and arms; climb or balance; stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl; and talk or hear. • Able to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds. • Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, and depth perception. Omni Hotels & Resorts is an equal opportunity employer - vets/disability. The EEO is the Law poster and its supplement are available using the following links: EEOC is the Law Poster and the following link is the OFCCP's Pay Transparency Nondiscrimination policy statement  If you are interested in applying for employment with Omni Hotels & Resorts and need special assistance to apply for a posted position, please send an email to applicationassistance@omnihotels.com.

By Sandals Resorts International, September 9 - updated September 9 - Providenciales, Florida

Key Responsibilities   Supervise and Manage Teams: Lead and motivate groundskeepers, horticulturists, and maintenance crews, ensuring tasks are completed efficiently and to high standards.  Plan and Execute Projects: Collaborate with Designers, Regional Managers, General Managers  to plan landscaping projects, oversee installation, and manage ongoing maintenance activities.  Manage Budgets and Resources: Develop and administer budgets for landscaping projects, manage expenses for materials and equipment, and ensure proper allocation of resources.  Ensure Quality and Compliance: Inspect work to ensure quality standards are met, implement safety programs, and stay informed about and adhere to environmental regulations.  Plant Selection and Care: Select plants, trees, and shrubs appropriate for the climate and site, and plan schedules for plant care, pruning, and pest management.  Equipment Maintenance: Manage and maintain landscaping equipment and tools to ensure they are in good working order.  Inter Company Interaction: Address company concerns, provide updates on project progress, and ensure a high level of customer service.  Problem Solving :Identify and resolve unexpected challenges, such as storm damage, plant diseases, or equipment malfunctions.          Essential Skills   Leadership: Ability to effectively lead, and motivate a team.  Communication: Clear and effective communication with team members and management.  Problem-Solving: Skill in identifying and resolving issues that arise during operations and projects. Technical Knowledge: Understanding of landscape design, plant care, irrigation, and equipment involved in the operation.  Organizational Skills: Ability to manage multiple projects, schedules, and resources effectively.  Knowledge of Regulations: Become familiarity with safety, environmental, and company  regulations. Budget control and forecasting: Ability to create an annual operation budget and manage spend and allocation. Computer knowledge: Basic computer knowledge and willing to learn programs such as Oracle, ACM time clock and Infor. 

By Biltmore Forest Country Club, September 9 - updated September 9 - Asheville, North Carolina

INTERNSHIP! Come join our crew next season shadowing and preforming numerous jobs to prepare and maintain our beautiful golf course here at Biltmore Forest Country Club! https://www.canva.com/design/DAGyV4OUYOo/oYc2ZjTll4xhNCg1G8JSFA/view?utm_content=DAGyV4OUYOo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hdc707410cd

By Heritage Golf Group - Inverness Country Club, September 8 - Birmingham, Alabama

Riverchase Country Club – Birmingham, Alabama Riverchase Country Club, a premier private club located in Birmingham, AL, is seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Assistant Superintendent to join our agronomy team. This individual will work closely with the Golf Course Superintendent to maintain and enhance the playing conditions of our championship 18-hole golf course while fostering a culture of excellence and teamwork. Job Knowledge, Core Competencies and Expectations Have a basic understanding of the rules of golf. Be up to date on federal, state, and local laws on golf course operations. Some administrative and executive ability, especially critical in problem-solving and decision-making.  Need to work in “team” atmosphere while executing the vision of the Superintendent. Ability to perform required role in emergency situations. An interest in the game of golf is preferred. Job Summary (Essential Functions) Manage and maintain golf course properties including golf course, clubhouse grounds and landscaping, open spaces and the equipment used to maintain these areas at the direction of the Superintendent. Responsible for the implementation of all golf course maintenance programs. Job Tasks/Duties Maintains all grounds and course maintenance equipment according to the club’s / company’s turf management program with the assistance of the Superintendent. Schedules, trains, supervises and evaluates all personnel assigned to department with the assistance of the Superintendent. Maintains accurate work records for all personnel in the department with the assistance of the Superintendent. Supervises and/or executes all planting, fertilizing, care and removal of turf, plants, shrubs, trees and other facilities on the golf course. Maintains course in proper playing condition. Inspects course regularly to evaluate and recommend improvements. Inspects irrigation pump station frequently to ensure safe operation. Helps to ensure that entire golf maintenance facility is clean and organized (including irrigation parts room, chemical storage room, and mechanics parts room). Oversees repairs of broken water lines or valves and may perform necessary repairs in an emergency. Records all maintenance on course for review with the Superintendent. Establishes short- and long-range plans for the golf course with the Superintendent. Oversees the application of fertilizers and nutrients for the property. Works closely with the Superintendent to implement the property’s safety program. Ensures that chemicals, petroleum, and other controlled products are used, stored and disposed of in accordance with local, state and federal regulations; maintains required records and strives to minimize the use of chemicals and petroleum products. Communicates as necessary with the golf shop relating to on-course activities. Attends staff and management meetings. Keeps members informed about current and future maintenance activities. Conducts daily facility security checks ensuring accurate inventory of equipment and keys. Plans professional development and training activities for subordinates including safety training for equipment use and proper handling of fertilizers, herbicides, and all other chemicals used on course; assures that SDSs are available in convenient location. Works with Superintendent to ensure proper landscaping for property outside of golf course including the clubhouse and surrounding areas. Helps to coordinate applicable work with outside contractors. Determines when course should be closed due to weather conditions that may damage the course if play continues. Conducts other appropriate tasks assigned by the General Manager or Superintendent.